Fig. 7.
Distribution of cloud fractions. Each blue line is a visualization of a cloud fraction f for a specific position angle θ. The length of each blue line represents the f value. The angle between a blue line and the positive x axis corresponds to 2θ. The radius of a black circle indicates $\bar{f}$, or the averaged cloud fraction over all the θ bins. The red lines (which are often invisible) with a circle at the end show $\boldsymbol{\bar{f}}$, or the averaged “cloud fraction vectors” (where the blue lines are regarded as vectors). The length of each red line (absolute value of $\boldsymbol{\bar{f}}$) and the corresponding θ value are given in table 3. (Color online)

Distribution of cloud fractions. Each blue line is a visualization of a cloud fraction f for a specific position angle θ. The length of each blue line represents the f value. The angle between a blue line and the positive x axis corresponds to 2θ. The radius of a black circle indicates |$\bar{f}$|⁠, or the averaged cloud fraction over all the θ bins. The red lines (which are often invisible) with a circle at the end show |$\boldsymbol{\bar{f}}$|⁠, or the averaged “cloud fraction vectors” (where the blue lines are regarded as vectors). The length of each red line (absolute value of |$\boldsymbol{\bar{f}}$|⁠) and the corresponding θ value are given in table 3. (Color online)

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